The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-28
SENATOR SHERMAN.
obic Republicans Name Him
OD as Their Choice
~ Rim FOB THE PRESIDENCY
...,c spsschifying- The G o. p
20 be Restored to Power sure
other News Items
The sherman Boom

r.voo July pa caucus OF OPP
70 of the Sherman resolution was
Po I.a,o o'clock this afternoon, under
ls.I laad Of Judge West, of Bellefontaine
NC - animated Blaine at Chicago IN
VIZ, VIZ II was resolved that TINS aItef !.
!oo1. Then the Sherman resolutl0n Is
19ou ad in convention, to otter q suost!-
ons5eu This tribute to Sherman for MS
iute; ;,os in the past expresses. entire
'e LI;GsI but makes no promises 1oI
o col iIt1re If it fails. the matter VIII
=, .nI fo ,n at every step on the moor OF
'u To I July ga Mansfield delega-
..o ,'I en- strong, arrived this afternoon,
'U ;.b hands and banners. They marched
WV .bo hotel where Sherman is quar-
= .d and we're received by the Senator,
- -" u,sde an impromptu speech, in
~ he said everything was settled ;
sniO pannhIicans would be, this tall,
l5g md victorious. Every voice In
a .li. Sto to- he said, is for the renomlna =
.aLs 0 70 foraker for Governor of Ohio
S 5Sn ~ further said he believed the
que los m he held to-day and to-
- -norro% will be the beginning OF the
,ood time when the Republican party
Iii he restored in the nation and state.
NJ NJ W convention met and was called to
ID "A at 43O pm. The illusions OF
T EtuOI chairman Ryan to Sher-
I In wsre received with loud applause.
The names of the committee on reso-
,,i;ons we're then read. It consists of
NJ Graydon, of Hamilton; ex-GoV-
avn sTnor Foster, Hon. John A. Byham,
and Congressmen Mckinley and E. b.
Tavlor This committee is the centre
AZ interest. as the Sherman resolution
ID before it for consideration. When
the announcements OF the various
committees were concluded, inter
est was at once excited by hon.
Charles GrOsvenor Of Athens, rls-
ing to offer q resolution. General
Keller at once moved that all resolu-
tons 90 to the committee without
debate. This was adopted. Mr.. Gros-
veneer then read the following resolu-
lion
Recognizing as the Republicans of
Ohio always have, the gifted and tried
statesman Of the Republican party of
other States loyal and unfaltering in
their devotion to the success of the
organization in 1888, under what
ever standard bearer the Repub-
iicsn National Convention may
select, they have just pride
in the record and career of John Sher-
man as a member of the Republican
party and statesman of fidelity, large
experience and great ability. His
career as statesman began with the
birth Of the Republican party. He has
grown and developed with the growth
OF that organization. His genius and
craftsmanship are stamped upon
the records OF the party and
the Statutes and Constitution of
the country, and believing his nomIna-
zion Tor tine Office of President would be
wise and iudicious, we respectfully pre-
sent bis name to the people of the
United States as q candidate, and au-
aolnce our hearty support of him for
that Office.
Immediately Colonel J. G. Munson,
ol GAINESVILLE, arose and offered the Ill
InsIam OF the snti-Shermans in the
me following resolution:
Hssg''ed, mat we hereby pledge the
5ul1e1 and enthusiastic support OF the
Hfepuoicans Of Ohio 10 the nominee
u lhe next Republican convention. In
,Fi >, connection, We call the attention
y. .ne republicans Of Ohio to the emil
T usu' service and splendid career of
don. John Sherman '''' vi -
N IIs convention then adjourned till
~ CioCh TO morrow morning. The
.HO resolutions above given are in the
Tb,SL vi Sue committee on resolutions
' Snlth Wlll probably DE al work most of
NE we hlght. The opponents of the
SHERMAN endorsement offer to let tho
second resolution unanimously bI1t
esclare they will fight the Grosve0or
'eSgluuon on the floor to the bitter end
me convention resssembIed at :
VIZ W.. Hon. William Pinkney
WI rIi'e was named for Attornev-Gen.
sri l, L. victor Bsughnan, of Fred
Gbss A county, now president of thu
5 asSageaAe & Ohio Canal, was mimi
1 Ecu .ot comptroller. The ticket a,
,ISU a S, 1t is declared, will heal 81
party. III the democratic
aa AT Il Jpn, pm; the committee on resoIu
a6soInpt aSSea Inc first Sherman, the on,
G ene-ay " and unqualifedly endorsin,
candiis =, SHERMAN for the presidentia
sfterw Sa : oy vote of is to 8 WbicI
&C Wade unanimous.